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Paper folding most frequently refers to Origami, the art developed in Japan.
Paper folding may also refer to:
- Chinese paper folding, the art developed in China
- Paper model, the craft of making models using cut, folded or glued card
- Paper toys, for example paper planes
- Mathematics of paper folding
- Geometric Exercises in Paper Folding, 1893 book on the subject by Indian mathematician T. Sundara Row
- Pop-up book, also known as paper engineering
- Regular paperfolding sequence for example the Dragon curve
- Book folding, how paper is folded industrially
- Hotel toilet paper folding, common practice performed by hotels
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